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daily-life B2

be in two minds

Master the idiom "be in two minds" to describe indecision in English. Learn its meaning, pronunciation, and see real-life examples.
relationships B1

be on your own

Discover the meaning and usage of 'be on your own.' Learn how to describe being alone, independent, or self-sufficient.
entertainment C1

be panned by critics

Learn how to use the advanced English idiom 'be panned by critics' to describe movies or books that received terrible reviews.
relationships B1

be proud of

Learn how to express pride in relationships using 'be proud of'. Includes examples, pronunciation, and practice.
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relationships B1

be supportive of

Learn how to use 'be supportive of' to talk about encouraging, helping, and standing by friends, family, or colleagues.
daily-life B1

because of the rain

Learn how to use the phrase 'because of the rain' in English. Read natural examples, correct common grammar mistakes, and practice with exercises.
travel B2

beauty spot

Learn how to use the British English term 'beauty spot' to describe beautiful, scenic areas in nature.
academic B1

because of

Learn how to use 'because of' correctly in academic writing. Discover its meaning, see natural examples, and avoid common grammatical mistakes made by learners.
daily-life B2

become aware of

Understand how to use 'become aware of' to describe the moment you realize or notice something in your surroundings or life.
relationships C1

become infatuated

Learn the definition of 'become infatuated' and how to describe intense, short-lived passions or crushes.
travel A2

bed sheets

Learn how to use the term 'bed sheets' in English when talking about hotel amenities, requesting clean room service, or packing for budget hostel stays.
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daily-life B1

before the meeting

Understand how to use the phrase 'before the meeting' to schedule tasks and prepare for discussions in professional and daily life.
daily-life B2

beg for mercy

Learn the meaning and dramatic or playful usage of the phrase 'beg for mercy' in everyday English.
daily-life A2

begin the lesson

Learn how to use the phrase 'begin the lesson' in daily English conversations and classroom settings with examples and practice.
daily-life B2

behave badly

Master the expression 'behave badly' to describe poor conduct or inappropriate actions in daily English.
daily-life B1

behind the building

Master the prepositional phrase 'behind the building' to describe locations, give directions, and speak more naturally in everyday English conversations.
entertainment B1

behind-the-scenes footage

Learn how to use the term 'behind-the-scenes footage' to describe video clips that show the production process, making-of secrets, and off-camera moments.
daily-life B1

believe in ghosts

Master the phrase 'believe in ghosts'. Understand its meaning, see natural examples, avoid common mistakes, and test your knowledge.
daily-life C1

belittle someone's achievements

Discover the meaning of 'belittle someone's achievements.' Learn how to describe situations where someone downplays another person's success with natural examples.
travel B2

bellhop trolley

Learn how to use the term 'bellhop trolley' in English. Discover its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice sentences for hotel travel.